You would see PR as a valid application whether or not you had object structures configured in the application. If you did not have access to a report object structure for PR, then you would only be able to select details from the main PR object (wouldn't be allowed to select things like the PRLINE).
If you don't see the PR application, make sure you have security access to the PR application and a saved query that you can see. That means either a saved query that is public or a saved query that you made if it's private. Since a query is required (we don't want to fetch entire tables), IBM makes sure that you can pick a query before letting you select the application.
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Steven Shull
Naviam
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-06-2025 20:06
From: Danny Richardson
Subject: Start Center Result Set
Hello @Steven Shull, I am wanting to test adding PR to this application choice. Do I need to do the above for that? 
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Danny Richardson
Maximo Administrator Manager
Technimark LLC
Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2024 14:50
From: Steven Shull
Subject: Start Center Result Set
The 1:many tables like INVBALANCES are not supported in result sets. You can get them to display by enabling the webclient.allowMultipleCardinality system property, but it will only ever display 1 row for the main object. More specifically, you could have 10 bins for a part in inventory. You will see data from only 1 bin.
Item is 1:1 but I assume the correct cardinality wasn't set when you added that object to the object structure. In the object structures application, make sure you define it as SINGLE cardinality. Multiple, undefined, or null will be treated as one to many relationships
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Steven Shull
IBM
Original Message:
Sent: 09-25-2024 07:43
From: Jason Johnson
Subject: Start Center Result Set
Is there a way to get related tables in a start center result set? In particular, for an Inventory result set, only the "Inventory Details" are available, no other tables (for inventory balances and item descriptions). The object structures have the correct relationships, but they don't show when designing the result set.

#Administration
#Inventory
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Jason Johnson
RSI
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